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Sony TA-FE370
Description: Remote-Control: Yes / Audio-In: 6 / Headphone-Out: No / Phono-In: No / Digital-In: No Newest Review: ... and Aesthetics< First impressions were good - build and appearance are of typical Sony quality. The amplifier comes in ... more  ... black as standard, but mine is the TA-FE370S (silver). The device is simple to set up - and the included remote control will also operate other Sony seperates if you have them (convenient, but useless for me as my CD player is a Kenwood). Sony remote controls always ooze quality and ease of use - this is no exception. I have the amplifier connected to this CD player, as well as my PC (for music playback/recording, games, DVD etc). >Sound Quality< Frequency response is good, although I find myself manually increasing ...moreMore Sony Amplifiers
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Sony TA-FE370 2-Channel Amplifier Price Comparison
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Sony Entry E line pure amplifier 80wx2 black Elegant Black E-Line
2 Channels, RMS Power per Channel: 70 W @ 4 Ohm / 45 W @ 8 Ohm, F... |
£ 129,83 |
Postage & Packaging:
£ 4.95 Availability: refer to shop website |
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Sony Entry E-Line pure amplifier black
2 Channels, RMS Power per Channel: 70 W @ 4 Ohm / 45 W @ 8 Ohm, F... |
£ 119,63 |
Postage & Packaging:
£ 6.00 Availability: refer to shop website |
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Sony TA-FE370 (432 words)
by Dave_UK - written on 28.01.04 (Very useful, 1263 readings)
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I purchased this amplifier about a year ago, and I have been extremely pleased with it. I am a student in music technology, so I am quite picky when it comes to audio equipment, but this is a fantastic amplifier for the price. >Value< Unfortunalely, due to my financial standing as a student, I was limited to around £100-150. I would ideally want a mid-range amplifier such as a Denon, but at this price range you will only get a low wattage model. I have 120w floor-standing speakers, so I decided to go for this Sony beast, which has a power handling of 140w RMS (70W per channel, stereo). 'Bang per buck' is excellent here' >First ...
